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RDS. Database: The default database name you configured when launching your RDS instance. We connected to our Amazon RDS cloud database in the same DatabaseSpy project we built for the local prototype. Here is a screen shot of the project window showing both Data Source Names and the working SQL files we added to our project: Before we build our tables and run the queries, it will be interesting to check the versions of each system. The screen shots below show a query that requests version information for each system. Note that the gray bar directly above each query indicates which data connection the SQKL statement is assigned to. The Amazon RDS reports it is running version 5.1 of the MySQL Community Server, the same as our local prototype – a promising omen!Migrate the Local Project to the Cloud We can open each of our original table creation scripts and run them in the cloud database by re-assigning the execution target in the Properties window: The gray Execution Target bar near the top of the SQL Editor window identifies the cloud Amazon RDS database as the query target: After similarly creating the books and books2 tables, we can run each of the SQL queries in the cloud database. ExtractValue() function for all rows example: Concat() query to create XML output from non-XML data in a table: UpdateXML() example for a single row in a table. ExtractValue() for a single row: Conclusion In every test we performed, Amazon RDS behaved exactly

PurposeStarting 26 Apr 2022 , Amazon will start upgrading all Amazon RDS instances using PostgreSQL 9.6 to PostgreSQL 12. Read more about this in their announcement.(This date was originally 18 Jan 2022 but on 17th January, Amazon announced that they were extending the EOL process until 26 Apr 2022 . (This is an additional 14 weeks on the original date)PostgreSQL 12 is not yet supported for Confluence. This means that if your deployment's database is an Amazon RDS instance using PostgreSQL 9.6, you will end up with an unsupported database after 26 Apr 2022.SolutionTo prevent being upgraded to an unsupported database, you'll have to manually upgrade your database instance. We recommend you upgrade to PostgreSQL 10, as this version will differ the least from 9.6. This version is also supported across most versions of Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket Server, and Crowd. Check your database instance's PostgreSQL versionRemember, your database instance will only be automatically upgraded to PostgreSQL 12 if it's using PostgreSQL 9.6 in an Amazon RDS. Otherwise, your database should be safe from the upgrade. Show me how to check my database instance's PostgreSQL version Sign in to the AWS Management Console, use the region selector in the navigation bar to choose the AWS Region for your deployment, and open the AWS RDS console at the navigation pane, click Databases. From there, select your database instance. You can use the search bar to filter instances by name. On your database instance's Summary screen, click the Configuration tab. You can view the Engine version from there.If your Engine version is higher than 9.6, your instance will not be automatically upgraded. If it is 9.6, you'll need to manually upgrade it. tip/resting Created with Sketch. Take a database snapshotBefore you upgrade your database instance's PostgreSQL engine version, we recommend that you take a snapshot of your database.To upgrade your database instance's PostgreSQL engine version from 9.6 to 10:Sign in to the AWS Management Console, use the region selector in the navigation bar to choose the AWS Region for your deployment, and open the AWS RDS console at the navigation pane, click Databases.

Hi All,I am coming here with an unusual problem. Basically, only one user is affected by this issue. The search bar and taskbar are running but not responsive. You can click on them, but you won’t get any response. Clicking on the search bar doesn’t bring up the menu with all the programs, and you can’t click on the time and date, etc. You can right-click to open Task Manager, but it will not react to anything. Here’s what I’ve tried so far:Restarting explorer.exeRestarting Windows Search serviceRestarting SearchUIUsing PowerShell: Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml”}Rebuilding the indexRebuilding the RDS profileThanks Samael1 (Samael1) June 19, 2024, 9:17am 2 Have you deleted the user profile? Yes, it was fully deleted (backed up users data), told user to sign back in so it creates a new profile and it didn’t help. Samael1 (Samael1) June 19, 2024, 9:33am 4 If you create user another account and push data to that does issue persist? Yes, it does unfortunately. As long as it’s connected to that one specific user in any way - it won’t work. Samael1 (Samael1) June 19, 2024, 9:37am 6 Create the new profile and leave data where it is. adrian_ych (adrian_ych) June 19, 2024, 9:45am 7 Before you deployed the RDS server, did you install all applications and/or printers using Terminal Services mode (“change user /install” & “change user /execute” commands) ? What other applications are installed on the RDS ?Then where is that user or RDS users logging in from ? Are they using static profiles (Domain or local) or roaming Domain profiles ? Hi,did you ever get this fixed ?